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>> you're watching wbal-tv 11, live, local, late breaking, this is 11 news sunday morning. >> good morning. welcome to 11 news sunday morning, i'm jennifer franciotti. >> i'm lisa robinson. our top stories in a moment but first let's look outside with tony pann. >> it's going to be a nice day today, warmer. >> good for the ravens game. >> if you're lucky enough to

hold tickets, it's a good one. currently clouds out there, 53 degrees at airport. we started in the 40's this morning and will climb to above-average conditions this afternoon. the average high is 67 and we should smoke into -- sneak intoe low 70's with a mix of sun and clouds. i'll be back in a few minutes to check the seven-day forecast. >> looking at news making headlines this morning. a man has died and another recovering after a shooting outside of a house party in anne arundel county around one 1:30 a.m. in the 7000 block of outing avenue in south pasadena. we are told the unidentified man suffered non-life-threatening injuries but morrow died. >> a shooting in north baltimore is a homicide investigation. investigators say officers found 18-year-old tashawna jones lying

in the 300 block of east 26th around 7:00 p.m. friday night suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. she has died from her injuries. this is no word on what sparked the violence. the shooter is still at large. a female cab driver in serious condition after a shooting in west baltimore around 3:30 a.m. saturday. we are told the victim picked up the suspects, a male and two females, and took them to the 3100 block of swann drive when, according to police, the driver was shot in the chest. detectives are investigating the incident as a possible robbery and the search continues for the suspects. and police in baltimore county are looking for a suspect after a shooting in lansdowne. they say a man was shot just before midnight in the 3800 block of mcdonald lane friday night. he died at shock trauma. police have not released a most in that case. >> another marylander has been diagnosed with fungal meningitis from a contaminated steroid injection and that raises the number of cases identified in maryland to 15. so far, 198 people in 13 states

have gotten sick, 15 have died, including one person in maryland. the latest round in the battle between baltimore comptroller joan pratt and mayor stephanie rawlings-blake has pratt suing the mayor's office to block the installation of a new phone system. this is a battle that's been going on since june, back when the comptroller accused the mayor's office of blocking a competitive bidding process. >> the 12th annual baltimore running festival is in the record books. more than 27,000 runners from 50 states and 24 countries met the challenge of a tough course. in the end, 31-year-old stephen muange of kenya clocked in at just over 2:13 to capture first place on the men's side. the two-time winner shaved two minutes off his winning time last year. 25-year-old elfneshe yado of ethiopia edged out the second-place finisher in the women's field literally by an inch and according to race officials, both will take home

top prize of $25,000. 11 news reporter rob roblin has more on the runners' accomplishments and the role of the fans. >> 1:25 into the race and elite runners were already at mile 16. no matter how many times you've seen them run, you are always amazed at how fast someone could run for 26 miles. >> it's amazing. i've done this marathon in 2006 and i died at the end. i can't imagine what these folks are going through that fast. >> i wish i were like them. it's just amazing and i'm glad i was able to see them. >> after the elite runners came the rest of the athletes. these are folks like you and i, our neighbors. the marathon is like no other sporting event. just to run a marathon is quite an accomplishment.

[cheers and applause] all along the 26 miles, fans were cheering and encouraging the runners. >> great accomplishment. i don't think -- i say i could never do it so i come out and cheer them plus we live in the neighborhood and the traffic is messed up so we come out and cheer them on. [cheers and applause] >> i think it's great. i think it's a great celebration of the orioles, ravens, under armour, baltimore city, everything i love about this city. >> it's great for the city, it's exciting to see people come and run and enjoy. it's great. >> in the marathon, everyone who crosses the finish line, whether you're first or last, is a winner. rob roblin, wbal-tv 11 news. >> time now is 9:06. keeping down the rising cost of childcare. we will sit down with the head of a leading daycare center in the country for tips on how to

do that. >> and o's fans are looking forward to next season. up next, how they chose to show gratitude to the team. >> it's going to be a nice day today with temperatures sneaking into the 70's but things change tomorrow.

>> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tony pann. >> welcome back, the time is 9:09, a beautiful start for us sunday morning. 53 degrees at the airport, 56 downtown, winds out of the southwest at 7 miles per hour. if you're lucky enough to have ravens tickets, you picked a good day. it will be nice with high temperatures in the upper 60's, low 70's. kickoff should be 69, 70 degrees. speaking of the ravens, come on, captain defense is here! >> i'm ready for football today. >> how are you doing, cap? i like it when you're in the studio because i feel small.

you're going to be talking with jennifer franciotti in a few minutes. >> yes. >> big brothers, big sisters. welcome to the studio. >> go ravens. >> captain defense. let's start down at the tropics here, it's not unusual to have a tropical system in october and we've got one now. tropical storm rafael, sustained winds 50 miles per hour, it will miss puerto rico and drift towards bermuda. it will stay away from the east coast of the united states. here on the east coast right now, high pressure anchored will keep us dry today but a storm system to the west of catch up to us but probably not until monday. you can see rain on h.d. doppler north and west of us and this will converge on baltimore in the early part of the work week. 54 degrees in rising sun at the top of the hour. the forecast today, mix of sun and clouds. approximate -- about as nice as

it gets this time of year. seven-day forecast taking us through the work week, chance for rain tomorrow, off-and-on rain showers, mild with a high temperature near 73, cooling off tuesday, wednesday and thursday with high temperatures mid to upper 60's. next chance for rain after that late friday into saturday. >> the orioles' journey to the world series may have ended but some fans are looking forward to next season after the team's remarkable performance this year. >> tale looking forward to it. nadia ramdass has more on how the fans welcome back the birds as they returned from the bronx. >> it's hard to believe the season is over. a number of fans wanted to express gratitude to the team and decided to sign this thank you card. there's not much room left. which is totally expected after an amazing season.

>> it's going to say "thank you orioles for bringing excitement back to baseball." >> orioles fans from all over couldn't wait to sign this thank you card for their beloved team. >> i'm really proud of the baltimore orioles. i've been a fan as long as i can remember. >> i want them to know that their city have their back win or lose and they did a good job this year. >> it's their way of saying thank you to the team after making baseball relevant in baltimore, bringing back postseason play after a 15-year drought, especially after starting the season as 75-to-1 long shots to win the pennant. >> people were staying up late for extra innings, which was exciting. everyone was going to work tired but it was the best feeling in the world. >> the orioles' quest for the american league division series ended friday night after a 3-1 loss to the yankees in a do-or-die game five in new york. despite the disappointing loss,

hundreds of die-hard orioles fans lined the streets of oriole park at camden yards to welcome back home-town heroes early saturday morning. businesses throughout the area were booming during the o's electrifying season. fans packed nearby popular restaurants and bars like pickles in downtown baltimore. bar managers say the orioles winning season was a home run for their bottom line. >> we are thankful for the extra revenue. we normally wouldn't have this opportunity in quite some time and it only builds more excitement and more anticipation for opening day next april. >> we will make it a point to deliver this thank you card to the o's organization. in the meantime, many fans are convinced, after the bird's successful run, camden yards will be the home of next year's world series champs.

at camden yards, nadia ramdass. wbal-tv 11 news. >> that would be nice. stay with us. plenty of news ahead this morning. >> first, a look at events around town today.

>> welcome back, everyone. it is 9:17 and in our sunday business report, if you use childcare, you know how expensive it can be. richard huffman is here with a look at the rising cost of childcare. why do the costs continue to go up? >> prior to 2005, the industry, our childcare centers, were regulated under the office of childcare administration. in 2005, now it's under the maryland state department of education so with that there's a huge focus on the importance of early education, curriculum, staff development and these children being ready to enter kindergarten. >> is that every childcare

center coming under the board of edge or certain ones? >> every licensed daycare center or preschool. >> i did not know that. that means you'll have to have a certain teacher-to-child ratio and other things? >> it's always been the case but under the office of childcare was moreation, it focused around, is it a safe, nurturing, clean environment? do the children have adequate equipment and tools but now under msde, it's more curriculum focused, there are recommended curriculums centers are encouraged to follow. >> for parents, what should you be looking for when looking at childcare? >> as a father of five children and i'm -- two of them still in preschool, i walk through the hallways as a father first. does it feel good, is this a place i want to leave my

children? at the curriculum, i'm looking at staff development. all the families that i listen to after they tour come back with the same reason which is it just feels like this is a place i would want my children to be. >> where is celebrate? >> we have 19 centers throughout the state of maryland and one in delaware. >> if you have two questions parents should ask when looking at childcare, what would they be? >> i would focus on the teachers and staff development and how these centers are investing in staff development, and the curriculum. >> you have something special coming up for breast cancer awareness. >> last month we raised 1800 backpacks in the back-to-school drive and this month children are focused on breast cancer so celebrate gave each classroom a box with a value of $250 and the goal has been set for those children to multiply that and

with those funds, they were able to tie-dye shirts like this and they'll sell them to parents, friends, family, raising money for breast cancer and we will present that check on the 21st at hunt valley. >> stay with us. much more news ahead. >> carrie, a lot of folks may have a small house plant on the porch been getting a lot of sun. >> auto starting to get chilly especially at night. >> we will talk about bringing plants in and leaving bad guys out. you're on timeout leo!

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>> good morning and welcome to "sunday gardner," john collins along with carrie engel. we do get mail on this program. >> today we have a simple question, what is pearlite used for. it's this white stuff. >> looks like styrofoam. it's dusty, don't inhale. >> it's used in square foot gardening and in mixing with heavy soil. it drains extraordinarily well because it takes water in slowly. >> takes air gaps so it's lightweight and doesn't pack down. people tend to overwater so this is healthy. >> we have big house plants that have been outside all summer but it's getting chilly in the

morning especially. >> i have a lot of these outside, palm trees, a banana. i'm scouting them for insects and trying to determine where they can go in the house with bright light and how do i provide humidity for them. >> they'll go through a culture change? >> it is, so you want to acclimate them and take them from highlight down to lower light over a couple of weeks but get them inside before we get 40 degree nights pause that makes it harder to bring inside a 70-degree house. >> if you look at the back of the leaf, cottony things there and damage on the leaf. what do we have? >> these are mealy bugs and they're sticky. that's what happens. mealy bugs suck the juice out of a plant and they're prevalent on ficus. >> you're bringing bugs inside and they'll attack anything. >> they will. best way to handle mealy bugs is

combination of insecticidal soap and year-around spray oil and this softens their body up. >> they're benign. >> they're safe to use. >> this is a -- this will kill insects, a chemical. >> but not a contact killer, where these kill on contact. these take longer. you put it on the foil and when the insect pierces the plant, they die. >> if you have a pet that chews on the leaves, read the labels, don't use that. >> plants need that humidity. this is a great tool for that if you have a lot of -- >> i love devices. >> take it away, john. >> ok. >> spray that up and you can apply a mist. you can mix insecticide in that if you want to use insecticidal soap in there.

>> clean it out when done. >> exactly. even if you want to put photoizer, but we don't recommend photoizer from november 1 to march 1. >> something you do before you go to work? >> it's harder to do it that way. it's easier to keep them together, get a great big saucer, fill it with pebbles and keep the pebbles moist. not on your best furniture. and there's these little things, too. >> these are sticky sticks. our growers use these in our farm greenhouses to monitor white fly and other insects. it has sticky material and insects will stick to this. >> like fly paper. >> yeah. and it lets you know you have them and can you collect them and get rid of them. it's a good way to monitor things or get rid of them. >> house plants are coming in.

don't bring problems with them. carrie, thanks for joining us. your "sunday gardner" returns next sunday. >> if you have a garden question, sen it to sunday gardener, wbal-tv, 3800 hooper avenue, baltimore maryland 21211. >> 9:27. the mission is to positively impact a child for the better. we chat with big brothers, big sisters, on the fifth annual biggest little tailgate apart. >> and extending a hand, dozens rally in support for the perry hall high school shooting victim, daniel bowory. >> a nice day today but rain in the seven-day forecast. are you ready ?

share everything by turning your smartphone into a mobile hotspot for up to 8 wifi-enabled devices at no extra charge. like the new droid razr m by motorola only $99.99. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11, live, local, late breaking. this is 11 news sunday morning. >> welcome back to 11 news sunday morning. >> our top stories in a moment. first, let's look outside with tony. it looks like a lovely day. >> you are correct. warmer than the last couple of days. yesterday we had frost and freeze advisories. temperatures are in the 50's to start the day today so that gives you a hint that it will be a warmer afternoon. currently 53 degrees at the

airport, scattered clouds, south wind at 7 miles per hour. when the winds are coming from the south or southwest, it's a warmer day and that's the forecast -- mix of sun and clouds, high temperatures sneaking into the low 70's, the average high is 67. we have rain in the forecast for tomorrow. >> funeral arrangements are in place for a former state senator clarence mitchell iii who served more than 20 years in the state house, died thursday following a long battle with cancer, at the age of 72. the funeral will be held next sunday at the sharp street memorial united church on dolphin and edding streets at 4:00 p.m. reception follows at new shiloh baptist church on north monroe street. survivors of a deadly fire will hold services for the grandmother and four children who perished in that blaze. the "baltimore sun" reports that the family will receive visitors

wednesday on the funeral home on york hole. fire officials will canvass the community by walking through the community and installing smoke alarms wherever needed. the baltimore blast kicked off its golds for daniel program. players, students and members of the perry hall community participated in a soccer marathon to help cover medical expenses of daniel borowy who was injured in the shooting at perry hall high on the first day of school. the fundraiser featured six-on-six soccer games between blast players and members of the allied sports program. >> the community support today was unbelievable. people were making the trek from games they regularly play to participate. people were showing up just to donate. >> daniel participated in a game

against the blast players and his team won. he will serve as honorary captain and kick out the first ball during the blast's home opener november 3. a rhode island boy playing his last baseball game of the season had a nice surprise in store from a special visitor. mario hilario has that story. >> it came out of left field for 12-year-old kagan rodriguez. you can guess how excited he was to see his step dad after 11 months of serving in kuwait. >> he wasn't supposed to come home until next month. >> i came home on thursday. >> sergeant donald scott was part of this homecoming, members of the 126th aviation regiment returned but the family wanted to wait. >> perfect, you can catch last baseball game of the season.

we worked it all out. >> two days of hiding with one close call. >> i was in the bedroom with the door closed, i heard him in the kitchen and i wanted to run out. took everything i had not to run out there. >> it took sleep-overs at his grandparents house across the street to the make it all work. >> my mom was excellent. she was on standby with the phone at all times, kagan's coming across the street, he's this. i knew what my son was doing so i could keep my husband hidden. >> a union nearly a year in the making. >> hoping it would work. >> and worth the extra wait. >> really exciting he can catch one game. >> certainly a man who needs no introduction, captain defense right over here and believe it or not, he's here to talk about big fan of something else he's a big fan of, the big brothers, big sisters program, mark

island, the big brother to jimmy murphy. that's why you're here today. let's talk about the fact that there's a huge event on thursday. >> big brothers and big sisters having the biggest little tailgate on october 18 from 6:00 to 9:00 at m&t bank club level presented by the baltimore ravens. it's going to be a lot of fun with field access, cheerleaders, super fans will be there and it's a great ebert. >> ebert -- event. >> locker room tours. >> locker room tours, getting your picture taken and the food, 50 local chefs. >> this is all to benefit the local big brothers, big sisters program and you you you -- you can tell us how wonderful the program it is. >> it is. i have a wonderful family at home. and jimmy's my third child.

it's been just a wonderful experience. i love this young man as much as i love my own children. >> i know you do. we were talking off camera about it. me how rewarding the program has been for you? >> very inspirational. i like my brother. >> you guys get together, you try to get together two times a month but maybe more than that if you can. >> yes. >> so you'll be there thursday night. >> yes. >> and you'll be there, as well. >> after patterson beats southwestern in football that afternoon. >> tell us why people should go to this? >> it's a lot of fun. we went last year and who was the first one that got the ball through the -- that was me. you didn't do it. >> the field drills. >> so the field drills, he was kicking 35-yard field goals. it's just a lot of fun. you get down on the field, see everything, behind the scenes. >> so captain defense, you are a big brother. >> i had two young men and it

was a very rewarding experience. the key thing, sometimes people think when you're a big brother, do you programs like this, what you give, but believe me, i got back so much from the two young men that i had and it really affected my life so it's a two-way street. >> big sisters are important, but the reason we have you here is because we need big men to step up in a big way especially in baltimore city so talk about your drive to get more big brothers involved in this. my feeling is it's easy to write a check, it's more difficult to give your time. and i'm very blessed so for me it was an easy decision. i think we are obligated to give back. >> the difference mark has made in your life, unbelievable? >> don't laugh. >> he's so sweet. captain d, tickets for this event? >> missiontickets.com. you need to get your tickets for

this great event. they call it a tailgate party because it feels like a football game. >> biggest little tailgate party there is, and everybody can go. it's open to the public, behind-the-scenes access to m&t bank stadium. >> go ravens! >> captain defense in the house. don't go away. first, here's nbc's david gregory with what's coming up on "meet the press." >> good morning. coming up, as the race tightens, president obama and mitt romney prepare for round two on tuesday. what is in store for the debate rematch, plus the economy, libya and entitlements. they've all taken centerstage, we will cover it all with our own debate. joining the conversation, republican governor of virginia, bob mcdonald. former governor of michigan, jennifer granholm.

alex castellanos and tom brokaw. i go one-on-one with stephen colbert this morning, the man and the character. politics and comedy can colbert.

>> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tony pann. >> welcome back. the time is 9:40, a beautiful start on this sunday morning, a few scattered clouds, 53 degrees at the airport, 56 downtown with light southwest wind at seven miles per hour. a difference from yesterday with frost and freeze advisories in effect. ravens kickoff forecast at 1:00, temperatures in the upper 60's to low 70's downtown, partly cloudy skies, southwest breeze at 12 miles per hour, so a good

day for football in baltimore. in the tropics, this is tropical storm rafael, 17th named storm of the season. tropical season goes through the end of november so it's not unusual to have a tropical storm in the middle of october but this will miss puerto rico and travel north. it may affect bermuda but should stay off the east coast of the united states. if you're going to delmarva beaches, it will kick up big waves early next week. high pressure in control of the map in the southeast part of the country keeping us dry today but a storm system to the west and warm front cutting north of us, a lot of activity around baltimore but we will be in the middle of all of it and we should have a dry day but rain in new york state, the great lakes, showers and thunderstorms in the mississippi valley, eventually will converge on us over the next 24 hours and we will have a chance of rain on monday. 53 in jarrettsville, 54 in rising sun. forecast today, mix of sun and

clouds, temperatures above average, the average high is 67. we will make it into the low 70's this afternoon with southwest wind at 10 to 15 miles per hour. seven-day forecast, 50% chance for rain tomorrow, off-and-on showers monday, still mild, high near 73 and cooling off tuesday, wednesday and thursday, temperatures dropping into the mid to upper 60's. next chance for rain after monday late friday during the day on saturday. >> a lucky maine couple with retire in comfort after winning an $8 million lottery jackpot. after 16 years of buying a ticket regularly from the same store, bob and linda von often hit it big in the new england mega-bucks plus drawing. don't think they will be letting money change them. >> we are going to help our kids. it's always been about helping our kids, you know. >> she doesn't want to fly so we are not going to fly anywhere.

still in shock, trying to figure it all out. >> they can cruise, they don't have to fly. bob and linda aren't the only winners. the store that sold the winning ticket gets $30 grand from the lottery commission. store owners will share that reward with employees. >> the debate season is well underway and up next, perhaps the most interesting of the three presidential debates we will get to see. this time it would be updecided voters asking the questions. >> round two, president obama and governor mitt romney face off in their second debate tuesday, a town hall moderated by cnn's candy crowley who says the form represents unique challenges for the candidates. >> the challenge is they've got to connect not just with the people looking into the television and watching them but the people on the stage with them, some 80 or so undecided voters chosen by gallup so they

have to keep those folks in mind. it's a more intimate, up-close adventure with voters. >> president obama is under pressure after his last turn on the debate stage got bad reviews. >> one bad debate is losing a battle. two bad debates could mean he loses the war. i think you'll see a different president obama this time around. he's got to be seen as being aggressive but yet not overall aggressive. >> romney has enjoyed a post-debate bounce in polls and boost of confidence on the campaign trail. >> there's more energy and passion, people are getting behind this campaign. >> at a town hall without a podium and with audience interaction, the candidate's style and body language can take on added weight. at the first town hall style presidential debate in 1992, president george h.w. bush

repeatedly checked his watch, a sign some said showed he didn't want to be there. bill clinton highlighted his ability to connect with voters. one thing that can make it hard for a candidate to be aggressive is a question like this. >> can we focus on the issues and not the personalities and the mud? >> liquidities say the format could be good for the president. >> he will absolutely be able to draw from that energy, the energy of the public and the crowd. >> as for romney -- >> one of his big challenges during this entire campaign has been not being able to connect with the common man and woman and child. he's got to be able to come across as connecting. he's got to come across as genuine, as caring, as likeable. >> the candidate that makes the connection with the person asking the question is also i think making a better connection with the folks back home. >> the stakes couldn't be higher. athena jones, cnn, washington. >> don't go away. up next on 11 news, we are in the kitchen for sunday brunch.

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>> welcome back, it's time for sunday brunch. joining us is patrick russell of cooper's tavern. this is unbelievable. what is this? >> this is our breakfast box. >> it's gorgeous with all kinds of things in it. what do we start with? >> first thing we start with is irish bangers, sausage, cut up for us. >> can you buy that locally? >> you can. you can buy bangers. >> sausage? >> it's a sausage. >> lisa, come in here and help him cook. >> why call it a banger? it's a sausage. >> it's the mother language of ireland. i don't know why they call it but i follow the rules. >> and you're adding to it. >> this is a rashers, similar to canadian bacon. >> you go in the store and say can i have rashers? >> you go where's your international food section and

they go over there and you find rashers, bangers and guinness infused cheddar cheese. >> beer infused cheese? >> whole foods. i don't buy it from there, i buy it from ireland because we have the same distributor. >> so, wait a minute. >> go ahead. if you can't find this anywhere, can you add beer? >> you can but i wouldn't. the beer, you want to remember you're could go -- cooking with alcohol. >> give her something to do so she'll let you cook. >> get eggs going here. it's a potato pancake. we have potato -- >> how did you make the potato pancake? >> my chef prepared this morning for me this morning and we have a recipe on our website. >> goodness, you have a chef. >> you're right. we have -- this is what we. >> they look really thin. >> they are thin. you can have the eggs and meat

and cheese. >> i'm worried about the bangers and thrashers. >> rashers. >> you're close. >> you make it like a normal omelette. an omelette, throw it altogether and it's a hearty, hearty meal that if you're on a diet, don't go for it. >> i thought you were making potato pancake. >> i did. you missed it. >> while the egg was cooking and while you're cooking bangers and rashers, tell us about the casa event. >> casa event is october 25 at the oregon ridge facility 6:30 p.m. >> court appointed special advocates. >> they help children in the foster care system, they're the go between, between the system and the foster care parent. >> you're helping with the menu for this event? >> we donate the food and host the event. >> one of the things you're making over here on the side.

>> potted strip. >> i call them crusties but there's a name for them, they look wonderful. this is one thing you have on the menu. you made pumpkin soup earlier. >> yes, we did. >> it was delicious. >> everyone loved you except for you. >> she said she loved it. >> while these two are arguing, if you'd like a copy of today's recipe, log on to wbaltv.com, click on food or send us a self-addressed stamped envelope to sunday brunch, wbal-tv, 3800 hooper avenue, baltimore maryland 21211 -- i'm speaking here! and so you're cooking this like you would scrambled eggs. >> exactly right. it's not an omelette. it's a breakfast boxtie. >> how do you spell that? >> b-o-x-t-i-e. >> throw it in there.

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>> now, 11 sports. >> the orioles done with the postseason but the playoffs do continue in new york. the yankees hosted the detroit tigers for game one of the american league championship series and more extra inning drama in the bronx. bottom of the ninth, yankees down 4-2 with raul ibanez at the plate and the 40-year-old does it again. this time a two-out home run takes it into extra innings. top of the 12th, delmon young who had driven in two runs for the tigers, drives in miguel

cabrera when he finds the gap in the right field. tigers take a 5-4 lead the and almost as bad as losing the game for the yankees, the yankees lose the heart of the clubhouse when derek jeter divided for this jhonny peralta single. he doesn't get up and the captain is carried off the field and the tigers carry off victory 6-4 and late reports right now from the yankees, they say jeter has a fractured ankle. with the orioles' postseason run over, baltimore fans can turn back full attention to the baltimore ravens who are in first place of the a.f.c. north. the ravens are 4-1 but that winning record has come with challenges, including the number of sacks taken by joe flacco. the ravens' quarterback has been taken down eight times in the last two games and this afternoon the ravens host a tough dallas cowboy defense and demarcus ware who leads his team with five sacks this season. john harbaugh sees it as an opportunity for the team. >> we are not going to accept that.

we are going to try to make it no sacks, that's the goal and there's a lot that goes into that whether it's protection or timing of the routes or guys getting open or whatever it may be. we are not looking to accept any number of sacks except for zero. >> game-time today, 1:00. you can hear 11 sports director and voice of the baltimore ravens, gerry sandusky, call the game on wbal radio 1090 and 98 rock. and they are raising money for breast cancer warns out this at the stadium. tony, give us the weather. >> a nice day today, if you're going to the game, temperatures upper 60's, low 70's, could be rain tomorrow. this looks fantastic. >> thanks, patrick. >> thank you, patrick. have a great day.